My brain: “Ooooh, cold water on a hot day? Perfect idea! Let’s swim…” 🏊♂️
3 hours later, my body: “Congratulations, genius. We’ve got a cold… in the middle of a summer, when It’s 45°C and we are now sneezing like it’s winter…”
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3 hours later, my body: “Congratulations, genius. We’ve got a cold… in the middle of a summer, when It’s 45°C and we are now sneezing like it’s winter…”
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My friends often ask me what if my current plans don't work out...
But they don't know that I always had Plan B. And here's my secret plan B:
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But they don't know that I always had Plan B. And here's my secret plan B:
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Well, well, well…
Lately, I’ve found myself saying the same thing to my friends over and over: “You can’t win while you’re losing.” But the phrase was so confusing that neither I nor my friends really understood what I meant.
Today, I finally figured it out. If you watch any sport, you’ll see that the top five teams or players often have similar skills. But the one who wins the trophy is usually the one with the strongest mindset. How does that work? When a team starts losing in the beginning, they often shift their focus from “trying to win” to “trying not to lose.” These might sound similar, but mentally, they’re very different. And unless they find the belief that they can still win, they’ll likely keep losing.
I think life works the same way. When I compare myself now at 22 to when I was 15, both times I had the same goal: to succeed in the IELTS exam. But my mindset was completely different. Back then, my father pushed me hard to learn English, but I didn’t understand why I needed it. I wasn’t trying to win—I was just trying not to fail. And the results showed that. They weren’t terrible, but they weren’t great either.
7 years later, when no one was pushing me anymore, I decided to start again. This time, I wanted to win for myself. And that made all the difference.
The truth is, sometimes we don’t know which path is right for us. We might go through tough times or even depression, where we just want to survive and just not to loose. But when you live like that, you don’t enjoy the process, and eventually, you might feel like you’re losing anyway.
So to conclude: your mindset—whether you’re focused on winning or just not loosing — matters more than you think.
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Lately, I’ve found myself saying the same thing to my friends over and over: “You can’t win while you’re losing.” But the phrase was so confusing that neither I nor my friends really understood what I meant.
Today, I finally figured it out. If you watch any sport, you’ll see that the top five teams or players often have similar skills. But the one who wins the trophy is usually the one with the strongest mindset. How does that work? When a team starts losing in the beginning, they often shift their focus from “trying to win” to “trying not to lose.” These might sound similar, but mentally, they’re very different. And unless they find the belief that they can still win, they’ll likely keep losing.
I think life works the same way. When I compare myself now at 22 to when I was 15, both times I had the same goal: to succeed in the IELTS exam. But my mindset was completely different. Back then, my father pushed me hard to learn English, but I didn’t understand why I needed it. I wasn’t trying to win—I was just trying not to fail. And the results showed that. They weren’t terrible, but they weren’t great either.
7 years later, when no one was pushing me anymore, I decided to start again. This time, I wanted to win for myself. And that made all the difference.
The truth is, sometimes we don’t know which path is right for us. We might go through tough times or even depression, where we just want to survive and just not to loose. But when you live like that, you don’t enjoy the process, and eventually, you might feel like you’re losing anyway.
So to conclude: your mindset—whether you’re focused on winning or just not loosing — matters more than you think.
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Well, well, well… Lately, I’ve found myself saying the same thing to my friends over and over: “You can’t win while you’re losing.” But the phrase was so confusing that neither I nor my friends really understood what I meant. Today, I finally figured it…
One long post is better than 10 small ones in a month 😂. Since u get less annoying notifications…
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Whenever I'm designing systems, I always struggle with one thing — choosing the right colors. Because, I know how important it is to pick colors that contrast well and work together. Every little change matters. Making one color slightly lighter or darker can lead to completely different results.
But here's the thing — I used to believe that some colors just never match.
Then, I started noticing these “unmatchable” colors in nature, perfectly blended together. And I wondered — how can they look so good in nature, but not in my designs?
So interesting...
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But here's the thing — I used to believe that some colors just never match.
Then, I started noticing these “unmatchable” colors in nature, perfectly blended together. And I wondered — how can they look so good in nature, but not in my designs?
So interesting...
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